True or False: Requiring a driver to submit to an alcohol screening test constitutes an arrest.

Requiring a driver to submit to an alcohol screening test does not constitute an arrest. An alcohol screening test is typically a preliminary measure that law enforcement can use to assess whether a driver has been drinking. Generally, an arrest involves a more formal procedure, including taking someone into custody based on probable cause that they have committed a crime.

During a traffic stop, officers may conduct screening tests to determine a driver's impairment. These tests can include breathalyzer tests or field sobriety tests, but they do not equate to an official arrest. An arrest usually occurs after an officer has sufficient evidence, often from a failed screening or other indicators of impairment, to charge a driver with a DUI or similar offense. Therefore, the statement is false, as the action of requiring a screening alone does not mean the individual is under arrest.